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That is so scary! My heart goes out to this girl's family and also your daughter. It must be a very difficult thing to go through. My s/o's daughter is also 15, will be 16 in May, and I just can't imagine how it would feel if she ever "ran away" like that. I know this may not come out right but just be thankful that you all know she ran away and is with someone. A 15 year old boy from this area disappeared on March 7th. He was supposed to be on his way to another family members house (walking distance) but never made it. After several days of searching his body was found in the creek. So far it's unofficially an accidental drowning but family members say he had no reason to be near the creek and suspect foul play. I know it might be hard to look at the bright side but this girl did leave willingly and possibly has plans of where they are heading which makes them safer and easier to find.

Have you reported this to the authorities? Coordinate with them and see if they are still using that car that they used when they left? I don't know the details or reasons why it happened like that but, branching out with people who are indeed able to help out in finding them is a priority. I hope you get word from those two soon.

I hope they have found them. It is scary when things like that happen. My daughter ran away at that age and was gone for over a week. I had no idea which way was up. Be there for the parents, as I am sure they are going to need a friend.

I have been in a similiar situation with my own daughter. Somewhat. My daughter is a great girl, on a whole, but she is a teenager. She's going to be 14 later this yr. She is a straight A student, a cheerleader and on her school basketball team. Her father and I seperated when she was 5, but we remain good friends. Our families are very close, oour daughter also has healthy relationships with all of us. Still, she is growing up and wanting to "test the waters", I guess. Or test us rather. Either way, she ditched school with a girlfriend of hers. We learned of this because the 2 girls had went over to a boys house, a boy from school. His mother called the school and told them the 2 girls were at her house while she was at work. The school called us and we went into a panic. I couldn't believe it. What was worse, our daughter never came home. The night went by, still no word from my little girl. We had called police earlier but they said they could do nothing until she had been missing for at least 24 hrs. So that was the next day. The police went to the boys house, got my daughter out of there and she came home. She decided to be upset about her father and I and had been thinking about us...whatever she could say to keep us from strangling her. But more importantly, my point..you did the right thing by posting msgs, keep doing that. Her mother or parents, should do the same. If she is with her boyfriend, they will most likely not stay away for long. I'm not sure of their particular situation money wise and all, but the "conditions" will wear on them. Money, food, a place to stay, and just plain home sickness will drive them home again. It is important though, for her mother and family, to let her know they are not mad. They have to stress this, in every way, any way, be sure she knows she is welcome back home, without question or punishment, (at least say that til shes home). My daughter shared with us, that what made her stay away all night and into the next day, was her fear of what her father and I would do to her, or how upset we'd be rather. Anyway, I hope for her safe return and will keep the family in my thoughts...

I think that you were very smart leaving her a message and telling her that she could call you collect. It sounds like young love~ too bad they ran off! It never lasts so hopefully she will get smart and call her mom to at least let her know she is safe. How old is the boyfriend? My suggestion would be alot of prayers for that family in hopes that their daughter comes home safely! What a horrible thing to have to go threw. I am sure the mom appreciates your support.

go to the police station seek for help ! you are very kind ,i hope you can find this girl soon !

I had a girl just like that girl...oh it was so so horrible to deal with. I kept numbers off the caller ID and called people in the middle of the nite and I went searching for her in the middle of the nite. I was in contact with many parents as well as local police...sadly i was not in good contact with my own daughter. i stuck with it and in the end....all is well. she is 21 now and we are very close. she tells me that she admires that i did not give up ....most of her friend's parents did. it kind of showed her how much i did really care. it did not turn her around but without my realizing it, i guess it did affect her on some level. I will say that I did not thnk so for a long time...preserverence....against all odds. There must be a better way than all the stress I went thru...my daughter now hugs me and thanks me and so it is all good. Still...got a lot of gray hairs from this.....someone must have better advice than i do.

I am sorry to hear that.I am a boy in 20,in my past i am sure i had done the same thing.But I felt so sorry that I made my parents worried about me. So,I think what you have to do first is to make sure she is safe.And you are smart enough to leave her a message to ask her to call back you. I think she will go back home in several day,if things are not so serious.